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2024-01-26 Indigenous Perspectives: What Makes a Just Transition?

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One

We often talk about a “just transition” from dirty to clean energy as if the term means the same thing to everyone. Indigenous people have seen the...

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240126: Indigenous Perspectives: What Makes a Just Transition?, 1/26/2024

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One- Weekly Feed

We often talk about a “just transition” from dirty to clean energy as if the term means the same thing to everyone. Indigenous people have seen the...

2024-01-12 Pairing Scientists with Community Advocates

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One

The climate crisis can feel distant — like it’s someone else’s problem — until your town is flooded, your home is damaged by storms, or you're stru...

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The Promise and Peril of Geoengineering

From: Making Contact
Series: Making Contact

Caption: Image of Arctic Ice, Credit: Pink floyd88 a, CC BY-SA 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons.

In recent years, scientists have begun testing geoengineering technologies to slow down or even stop global warming. But, is geoengineering safe? A...

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2023-10-13 Ken Burns, Rosalyn LaPier and The American Buffalo

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One

For thousands of years, the American buffalo evolved alongside Indigenous people who relied on them for food and shelter, and, in exchange for kill...

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231013: Ken Burns, Rosalyn LaPier and The American Buffalo, 10/13/2023

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One- Weekly Feed

For thousands of years, the American buffalo evolved alongside Indigenous people who relied on them for food and shelter, and, in exchange for kill...

230929: Jane Fonda: A Lifetime of Activism, 9/29/2023

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One- Weekly Feed

Jane Fonda has spent the last several decades fighting for Indigenous peoples' rights, economic justice, LGBTQ rights, peace, gender equality and m...

Elizabeth James-Perry (Wampanoag- Aquinnah)--Making Art Through Native Lifeways

From: National Endowment for the Arts
Series: The Big Read

Wampum & Fiber Artist and 2023 National Heritage Fellow Elizabeth James-Perry (Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head, Aquinnah) discusses her artistic practi...

2023-06-30 Peter Gleick on Water Poverty, Conflict, and a Hope for the Future

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One

No elemental force has done more to shape life on this planet than water, from originating the earliest forms of life, to sculpting our landscapes,...

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230630: Peter Gleick on Water Poverty, Conflict, and a Hope for the Future, 6/30/2023

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One- Weekly Feed

No elemental force has done more to shape life on this planet than water, from originating the earliest forms of life, to sculpting our landscapes,...

Poaching the Sacred: The Fight to Preserve White Sage

From: Jack Eidt
Series: EcoJustice Radio

White Sage is deeply rooted in the cultures and lifeways of Indigenous communities within its native range. Barbara Drake, a Tongva elder who passe...

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Burning Cedar: Revitalizing Indigenous Foodways & Sovereign Wellness

From: Jack Eidt
Series: EcoJustice Radio

Burning Cedar Indigenous Foods is where Nico Albert Williams of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, advocates for the revitalization of Indigenous an...

EE 22-42: It’s time to listen to Indigenous farmers and farmers of color , 10/14/2022

From: WFIU
Series: Earth Eats

Liz Carlisle’s new book explores the origins of the farming practices we need today–in order to reduce the devastating effects of agriculture on ou...

Life Over Lithium: Protecting the Sacred Site Peehee Mu’Huh (Thacker Pass) - EcoJustice Radio

From: Jack Eidt
Series: EcoJustice Radio

Gary McKinney, Spokesman for The People of Red Mountain and Lead Scout for the American Indian Movement-Northeast Nevada, reveals the true cost of ...

Arizona Walnut Tree

From: KXCI
Series: Growing Native with Petey Mesquitey

I grew up in the land of the black walnut, Juglans nigra. And if you grew up in the eastern US, then you did too. It has a very large range in east...

2022-05-27 Indigenous Insights on Healing Land and Sky

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One

According to the World Bank, land managed by Indigenous peoples is associated with lower rates of deforestation, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, ...

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20220527: Indigenous Insights on Healing Land and Sky, 5/27/2022

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One- Weekly Feed

According to the World Bank, land managed by Indigenous peoples is associated with lower rates of deforestation, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, ...

Dalea Formosa

From: KXCI
Series: Growing Native with Petey Mesquitey

There are 30 species of Dalea found in Arizona, many of which are in the nursery trade because they are so doggone pretty. How cool is that? Very. ...

Little Dragon

From: KXCI
Series: Growing Native with Petey Mesquitey

The genus Artemisia is in the sunflower family Asteraceae and there are over 200 species found around the world in the northern hemisphere. Well, t...

EE 22-15: The deep roots of regenerative farming are found in communities of color, 4/8/2022

From: WFIU
Series: Earth Eats

Liz Carlisle’s new book explores the origins of the farming practices we need today–in order to reduce the devastating effects of agriculture on ou...

Brittle Brush Spring

From: KXCI
Series: Growing Native with Petey Mesquitey

Encelia farinosa (brittle bush, incienso) loves rocky hillsides and gravelly desert. And though this native shrub has a large range showing up in t...

Vultures and Cranes

From: KXCI
Series: Growing Native with Petey Mesquitey

When I was a boy vultures were called buzzards. It’s an interesting common name that came across the ocean with early British colonists who had no ...

2022-01-14 Should Nature Have Rights?

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One

If corporations can be legal persons, why can’t Mother Earth? In 2017, New Zealand granted the Whanganui River the full legal rights of a person....

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220114: Should Nature Have Rights?, 1/14/2022

From: Climate One
Series: Climate One- Weekly Feed

If corporations can be legal persons, why can’t Mother Earth? In 2017, New Zealand granted the Whanganui River the full legal rights of a person....

07-14: Mending the Earth: One Team and Everybody Wins, 12/1/2021

From: Bioneers
Series: Bioneers - Revolution From the Heart of Nature

The way we see the world creates the world. If a new way of seeing is needed, what might that look like? Indigenous leaders Dakota-Dine Tom Goldtoo...

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